Media Hoaxes Have Destroyed Race Relations, Poll Reveals

The Jussie Smollett incident was just the latest in a long line of race-related media hoaxes

With the recent Jussie Smollett hoax almost triggering a race war in the United States, it's no surprise that these incidents can cause long-lasting damage when they're so heavily promoted in the media and backed by celebrities and politicians.

The Smollett fiasco is just the latest in a long line of race-related, media-supported hoaxes, however, and Gallup has been polling opinions of race relations since 2001.

When they started gathering data, 70 percent of black Americans graded race relations as “very good” or “somewhat good,” while 62 percent of white people agreed.

Since then, race relations have plummeted, meaning Eighteen years ago, black and white people were more satisfied with race relations than they are today.

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According to Breitbart, outside of a bump here and a hiccup there, those numbers held for another dozen years.

On average, more than 60 percent of black people and around 70 percent of white people gauged race relations as good.

In 2013, all was still good.

More than two-thirds of blacks and whites were optimistic about race relations, and then it all collapsed.

We went into a five-year dive we have still not recovered from.

In the latest polling, only 55 percent of whites and 49 percent of blacks view race relations in a positive light.

So what happened in 2013?

What suddenly killed everything?

The answer, sadly, is an organized media hoax: the death of Trayvon Martin.

In February 2012, George Zimmerman, a Hispanic man, shot and killed Trayvon Martin in self-defense.

But if you recall, in February 2012, President Barack Obama’s re-election campaign was just starting to gear up, and after three years of failure, he needed a cause to turn out his base.

And so the media came running to his aid and turned the Hispanic Zimmerman into a white man, turned an act of self-defense into a white man hunting down a black teenager, and went so far as to try and frame Zimmerman by fabricating evidence against him.

CNN and NBC News both manipulated Zimmerman’s 9-1-1 tape to twist him into a racist.

ABC News practically airbrushed a photo of Zimmerman’s scalp to remove the wounds he received in his struggle with Martin.

Although exonerated in a court of law, Zimmerman was tried and convicted by the media using lies, fabricated evidence, and outright racism; and to their forever disgrace, President Obama and the Democrats milked this hoax for all it was worth.

You see, it was at this point when the media and Democrats went all-in on identity politics, and in the five years since, they have never looked back.

The result has been an endless series of hate crime hoaxes that the media are either complicit in manufacturing or eagerly advancing.

And nothing can stop them, not the damage to their own credibility, not even tragedy, and death.

The summer of 2014 was the summer of the Michael Brown hoax — the “Hands Up, Don’t Shoot” hoax, which ended with the burning of large parts of the predominantly black, working-class city of Ferguson, Missouri, and countless attacks on police officers, including assassinations.

The media falsely framed Covington students as racist to fit an anti-Trump narrative

After Donald Trump won the presidency, the media’s hate crime hoax machine went into overdrive, starting with Charleston, Virginia, where the media falsely accused the president of saying there are good Nazis (He did not.) and falsely claimed he did not condemn the white supremacists who gathered there. (He did, more than once.)

Almost all of these hoaxes received a massive amount of local and national media attention, and almost all of them were exploited by the media, Democrats, and left-wing activists to divide our country and advance the cause of identity politics.

Already in 2019, a year that is not even two months old, the media have perpetrated two massive hate crime hoaxes.

In January, the media deliberately smeared a group of totally innocent Covington High School boys as racists simply because they are white, Christian, and wore Make America Great Again hats.

Not satisfied with that, the media then jumped with both feet into the Jussie Smollett hoax, even though they were skeptical of it from the beginning, which is something they are only admitting to us now.

Tell me again how the media are not the enemy of the American people.

What does an enemy do if not use lies to divide us, to create hostility where none existed before?